Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor,

I was, frankly, shocked to read Cherlynn Clark’s comment in “ULV fills Cal Grant gap” (Oct. 1) that “It upsets me that …the state could have delayed my education.” The last time I looked, the United States is what it is because people do not expect the government to support them. Education is a privilege that we earn, not a right. I donate a lot of money to ULV and have left money in my will for scholarships. Her attitude does not make me want to continue this practice because she clearly does not appreciate what she is being given.

Janis Dietz
Professor of Business Administration

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